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In the heat of the Ozempic epidemic, an obese corner-cutter gets more than he bargains for in a black market miracle weight loss drug.
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In the heat of the Ozempic epidemic, an obese corner-cutter gets more than he bargains for in a black market miracle weight loss drug.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Alec C. Cohen
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